Prat de Llobregat Things to Do

This great wooden boardwalk runs along the shorefront Passeig de Colom. The upper level offers a variety of trendy modern restaurants, cafés and discos while the lower level is a lovely place for a seaside stroll surrounded by... more

One of the oldest buildings in Barcelona, the Pati Llimona is of great historical relevance. Originally it was simply a round tower, the remains of the first Roman settlement in Barcelona, later it was used for Roman baths. In... more

This second section of the Ramblas is also known as the Rambla of the Birds, where you will find kiosks selling small animals, mostly birds. There are also chickens, parrots, turtles, hamsters and fish for sale. You'll also see... more

This old fisherman's quarter is by the beach, to the south of the zoo and on the other side of the Estación de Francia railway station. It was built in the mid-1700s with straight, narrow streets and it still retains the villag... more

The street stretches from the Plaça Sant Just to the Baixada de Viladecols and it's where Barcelona's aristocrats choose to live from the 13th-15th centuries. Many of their noble mansions have survived, like Palau Moixó (Plaça... more

For centuries, this 14th-century house next door to Casa de l'Ardiaca was home for deans of the cathedral. One of them, Jaume Estela, commissioned the attractive Renaissance façade in 1548. However, he died before work was comp... more

Designed by Gaudí for one of his major patrons, Eusebi Güell, this Italianate-style palace was officially opened by King Alfonso XIII in 1926. It now belongs to Barcelona's Town Hall who rent it out for special social or busine... more

The Moll (Dock) of Barcelona is located in front of the old shipyard. This is the part of the port, where the 1895 Modernist style Port Customs building is located. This is also where the boats that go to the Balearic Islands a... more

The Raval is the neighborhood to the right of the Ramblas, if you face the ocean. In the past, this area was beside the river, and constituted the city limits. Traditionally this was a relatively poor area with much of the city... more

In addition to being a fine example of Gothic architecture, this 11th-century building is of great historical interest as well. It was first the headquarters of a charity organization that used to provide a free lunch every day... more